Me too, I would love to have a 'dark mode'. It's one of the few software that still doesn't have a dark mode yet.

The ability to switch the drawing window into Dark Mode will be available early in 2024. 


Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com

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Rob Robinson - 11/20/2023 8:19:31 AM

The ability to switch the drawing window into Dark Mode will be available early in 2024. 

Great ! thanks a lot !

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Rob Robinson - 11/20/2023 8:19:31 AM

The ability to switch the drawing window into Dark Mode will be available early in 2024. 

Hello, wondering if this feature will be added in 7.4?

Yes, the intention is to support Dark Mode by exploiting the .NET 9 featureset.


Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com

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Rob Robinson - 1/28/2022 4:50:07 PM

Hi Haz,

This is something we plan to introduce in an future major release.  Unfortunately we can't project a release date in advance.

Is there an update on this. This is from 4y ago. We are an integrator evaluating Stardraw and this would be an essential feature. 

Hi Alex,

Although Dark Mode had been planned as a feature for Stardraw Design 7.4, certain third party libraries on which the platform relies were unable to support it in the required timeframe.  It will now be available in Stardraw Design 7.5.


Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com

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Rob Robinson - 1/16/2026 4:49:32 PM

Hi Alex,

Although Dark Mode had been planned as a feature for Stardraw Design 7.4, certain third party libraries on which the platform relies were unable to support it in the required timeframe.  It will now be available in Stardraw Design 7.5.

Thank you sir. Where can I find the roadmap and release details for 7.5?

Hi Alex,

Thanks for your post; we do not publish development roadmaps or release details publicly or in advance.


Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com

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Rob Robinson - 1/22/2026 9:04:33 AM

Hi Alex,

Thanks for your post; we do not publish development roadmaps or release details publicly or in advance.

Hi Rob,
That is interesting. May I ask why not?